# Copyright (c) 2011-2012 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.

"""Module that handles the processing of patches to the source tree."""

import calendar
import inspect
import os
import random
import re
import time

from chromite.buildbot import constants
from chromite.lib import cros_build_lib
from chromite.lib import git
from chromite.lib import gob_util


# We import mock so that we can identify mock.MagicMock instances in tests
# that use mock.
try:
  import mock
except ImportError:
  mock = None


_MAXIMUM_GERRIT_NUMBER_LENGTH = 6
REPO_NAME_RE = re.compile(r'^[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_\-]*(/[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)*$')
BRANCH_NAME_RE = re.compile(r'^(refs/heads/)?[a-zA-Z0-9_][a-zA-Z0-9_\-]*$')


class PatchException(Exception):
  """Base exception class all patch exception derive from."""

  # Unless instances override it, default all exceptions to ToT.
  inflight = False

  def __init__(self, patch, message=None):
    is_mock = mock is not None and isinstance(patch, mock.MagicMock)
    if not isinstance(patch, GitRepoPatch) and not is_mock:
      raise TypeError(
          "Patch must be a GitRepoPatch derivative; got type %s: %r"
          % (type(patch), patch))
    Exception.__init__(self)
    self.patch = patch
    self.message = message
    self.args = (patch,)
    if message is not None:
      self.args += (message,)

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    """Print a short explanation of why the patch failed.

    Explanations here should be suitable for inclusion in a sentence
    starting with the CL number. This is useful for writing nice error
    messages about dependency errors.
    """
    return 'failed: %s' % (self.message,)

  def __str__(self):
    return '%s %s' % (self.patch.PatchLink(), self.ShortExplanation())


class ApplyPatchException(PatchException):
  """Exception thrown if we fail to apply a patch."""

  def __init__(self, patch, message=None, inflight=False, trivial=False,
               files=()):
    PatchException.__init__(self, patch, message=message)
    self.inflight = inflight
    self.trivial = trivial
    self.files = files = tuple(files)
    # Reset args; else serialization can break.
    self.args = (patch, message, inflight, trivial, files)

  def _StringifyInflight(self):
    return 'the current patch series' if self.inflight else 'ToT'

  def _StringifyFilenames(self):
    """Stringify our list of filenames for presentation in Gerrit."""
    # Prefix each filename with a hyphen so that Gerrit will format it as an
    # unordered list.
    return '\n\n'.join('- %s' % x for x in self.files)

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    s = 'conflicted with %s' % (self._StringifyInflight(),)
    if self.trivial:
      s += (' because file content merging is disabled for this '
            'project.')
    else:
      s += '.'
    if self.files:
      s += ('\n\nThe conflicting files are amongst:\n\n'
            '%s' % (self._StringifyFilenames(),))
    if self.message:
      s += '\n\n%s' % (self.message,)
    return s


class EbuildConflict(ApplyPatchException):
  """Exception thrown if two CLs delete the same ebuild."""

  def __init__(self, patch, inflight, ebuilds):
    ApplyPatchException.__init__(self, patch, inflight=inflight, files=ebuilds)
    self.args = (patch, inflight, ebuilds)

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    return ('deletes an ebuild that is not present anymore. For this reason, '
            'we refuse to merge your change.\n\n'
            'When you rebase your change, please take into account that the '
            'following ebuilds have been uprevved or deleted:\n\n'
            '%s' % (self._StringifyFilenames()))


class PatchAlreadyApplied(ApplyPatchException):
  """Exception thrown if we fail to apply an already applied patch"""

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    return 'conflicted with %s because it\'s already committed.' % (
        self._StringifyInflight(),)


class DependencyError(PatchException):
  """Thrown when a change cannot be applied due to a failure in a dependency."""

  def __init__(self, patch, error):
    """Initialize the error object.

    Args:
      patch: The GitRepoPatch instance that this exception concerns.
      error: A PatchException object that can be stringified to describe
        the error.
    """
    PatchException.__init__(self, patch)
    self.inflight = error.inflight
    self.error = error
    self.args = (patch, error,)

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    link = self.error.patch.PatchLink()
    return ('depends on %s, which %s' % (link, self.error.ShortExplanation()))


class BrokenCQDepends(PatchException):
  """Raised if a patch has a CQ-DEPEND line that is ill formated."""

  def __init__(self, patch, text, msg=None):
    PatchException.__init__(self, patch)
    self.text = text
    self.msg = msg
    self.args = (patch, text, msg)

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    s = 'has a malformed CQ-DEPEND target: %s' % (self.text,)
    if self.msg is not None:
      s += '; %s' % (self.msg,)
    return s


class BrokenChangeID(PatchException):
  """Raised if a patch has an invalid or missing Change-ID."""

  def __init__(self, patch, message, missing=False):
    PatchException.__init__(self, patch)
    self.message = message
    self.missing = missing
    self.args = (patch, message, missing)

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    return 'has a broken ChangeId: %s' % (self.message,)


class ChangeMatchesMultipleCheckouts(PatchException):
  """Raised if the given change matches multiple checkouts."""

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    return ('matches multiple checkouts. Does the manifest check out the '
            'same project and branch to different locations?')


class ChangeNotInManifest(PatchException):
  """Raised if we try to apply a not-in-manifest change."""

  def ShortExplanation(self):
    return 'could not be found in the repo manifest.'


def MakeChangeId(unusable=False):
  """Create a random Change-Id.

  Args:
    unusable: If set to True, return a Change-Id like string that gerrit
      will explicitly fail on.  This is primarily used for internal ids,
      as a fallback when a Change-Id could not be parsed.
  """
  s = "%x" % (random.randint(0, 2 ** 160),)
  s = s.rjust(40, '0')
  if unusable:
    return 'Fake-ID %s' % s
  return 'I%s' % s


class PatchCache(object):
  """Dict-like object used for tracking a group of patches.

  This is usable both for existence checks against given string
  deps, and for change querying.
  """

  def __init__(self, initial=()):
    self._dict = {}
    self.Inject(*initial)

  def Inject(self, *args):
    """Inject a sequence of changes into this cache."""
    for change in args:
      for key in change.LookupAliases():
        self.InjectCustomKey(key, change)

  def InjectCustomKey(self, key, change):
    """Inject a change w/ a specific key.  Generally you want Inject instead."""
    self._dict[str(key)] = change

  def _GetAliases(self, value):
    if hasattr(value, 'LookupAliases'):
      return value.LookupAliases()
    elif not isinstance(value, basestring):
      # This isn't needed in production code; it however is
      # rather useful to flush out bugs in test code.
      raise ValueError("Value %r isn't a string" % (value,))
    return [value]

  def Remove(self, *args):
    """Remove a change from this cache."""
    for change in args:
      for alias in self._GetAliases(change):
        self._dict.pop(alias, None)

  def __iter__(self):
    return iter(set(self._dict.itervalues()))

  def __getitem__(self, key):
    """If the given key exists, return the Change, else None."""
    for alias in self._GetAliases(key):
      val = self._dict.get(alias)
      if val is not None:
        return val
    return None

  def __contains__(self, key):
    return self[key] is not None

  def copy(self):
    """Return a copy of this cache."""
    return self.__class__(list(self))


def _StripPrefix(text, strict, force_external, force_internal):
  """Find and/or generate a leading '*' for internal names."""
  caller_name = inspect.currentframe().f_back.f_code.co_name
  if force_internal and force_external:
    raise TypeError("%s: either force_internal or force_external can be set to"
                    " True, but not both." % caller_name)
  if not text:
    raise ValueError("%s invoked w/ an empty value: %r" % (caller_name, text))
  prefix = constants.INTERNAL_CHANGE_PREFIX if force_internal else ''
  if text.startswith(constants.INTERNAL_CHANGE_PREFIX):
    if strict:
      raise ValueError(
          "%s invoked w/ an internally-formatted argument while in strict "
          "mode: %s" % (caller_name, text))
    if not force_external:
      prefix = constants.INTERNAL_CHANGE_PREFIX
    text = text[len(constants.INTERNAL_CHANGE_PREFIX):]
  return prefix, text


def FormatChangeId(text, force_internal=False, force_external=False,
                   strict=False):
  """Format a Change-Id into a standardized form.

  Use this anywhere we're accepting user input of Change-IDs.

  Args:
    text: The given Change-Id to inspect and reformat.
    force_internal: If True, force the resultant Change-Id to be an internally
      formatted one.
    force_external: If True, force the resultant Change-Id to be an externally
      formatted one; this form is the gerrit standard, thus if you need to
      convert a ChangeId for passing directly to gerrit, this should be set to
      True.  Note that force_internal and force_external are mutually exclusive.
    strict: If True, then it's an error if the text holds an internally
      formatted ChangeId.  Generally this is only useful if you're working w/
      a direct git commit message and are trying to ensure the message is
      gerrit compatible.
  """
  original_text = text
  prefix, text = _StripPrefix(text, strict, force_external, force_internal)
  if text[0] not in 'iI' or len(text) > 41:
    raise ValueError("FormatChangeId invoked w/ a malformed Change-Id: %r" %
                     (original_text,))
  elif strict:
    if text[0] == 'i':
      raise ValueError("FormatChangeId invoked w/ a malformed Change-Id, "
                       "leading 'i' char needs to be I: %r" % (original_text,))
    elif len(text) != 41:
      raise ValueError("FormatChangeId invoked w/ a malformed Change-Id, "
                       "value isn't 41 characters: %r" % (original_text,))

  # Drop the leading I/i.
  text = text[1:].lower()
  if not git.IsSHA1(text, False):
    raise ValueError("FormatChangeId invoked w/ a non hex ChangeId value: %s"
                     % original_text)

  return '%sI%s' % (prefix, text)


def FormatSha1(text, force_internal=False, force_external=False, strict=False):
  """Format a Sha1 used for dependencies into a standardized form.

  Use this anywhere we're accepting user input of Sha1s for dependencies.

  Args:
    text: The given sha1 to inspect and reformat.
    force_internal: If True, force the resultant sha1 to be an internally
      formatted one.
    force_external: If True, force the resultant sha1 to be an externally
      formatted one; this form is the gerrit standard, thus if you need to
      convert a sha1 for passing directly to git/gerrit, this should be set to
      True.  Note that force_internal and force_external are mutually exclusive.
    strict: If True, then it's an error if the text holds an internally
      formatted sha1.  Generally this is only useful if you're working w/
      a direct git commit message and are trying to ensure the message is
      gerrit compatible.
  """
  original_text = text
  prefix, text = _StripPrefix(text, strict, force_external, force_internal)
  if not git.IsSHA1(text):
    raise ValueError("FormatSha1 invoked w/ a malformed value: %r "
                     % (original_text,))

  return '%s%s' % (prefix, text.lower())


def FormatGerritNumber(text, force_internal=False, force_external=False,
                       strict=False):
  """Format a Gerrit Number used for dependencies into a standardized form.

  Use this anywhere we're accepting user input of Gerrit Numbers for
  dependencies.

  Args:
    text: The given sha1 to inspect and reformat.
    force_internal: If True, force the resultant number to be an internally
      formatted one.
    force_external: If True, force the resultant number to be an externally
      formatted one; this form is the gerrit standard, thus if you need to
      convert a value for passing directly to gerrit, this should be set to
      True.  Note that force_internal and force_external are mutually exclusive.
    strict: If True, then it's an error if the text holds an internally
      formatted number.  Generally this is only useful if you're working w/
      a direct git commit message and are trying to ensure the message is
      gerrit compatible.
  """
  original_text = text
  prefix, text = _StripPrefix(text, strict, force_external, force_internal)
  if not text.isdigit():
    raise ValueError("FormatSha1 invoked w/ a value that isn't a number: %r" %
                     (original_text,))
  # Force an int conversion to strip any leading zeroes.
  text = str(int(text))
  if len(text) > _MAXIMUM_GERRIT_NUMBER_LENGTH:
    raise ValueError("FormatSha1 invoked w/ a value longer than %i digits: %r" %
                     (_MAXIMUM_GERRIT_NUMBER_LENGTH, original_text,))

  return '%s%s' % (prefix, text)


def FormatFullChangeId(text, force_internal=False, force_external=False,
                       strict=False):
  """Format a fully-qualified Change-Id into a standardized form.

  A fully-qualified change-id has the form:

    project~branch~Change-Id

  The Change-Id line from the commit message by itself is not guaranteed to
  uniquely specify a gerrit change, but the fully-qualified change-id *is*
  guaranteed to be unique.

  Args:
    text: Refer to FormatChangeId docstring.
    force_internal: Refer to FormatChangeId docstring.
    force_external: Refer to FormatChangeId docstring.
    strict: If True, then it's an error if text starts with internal change
      prefix to signify an internal change; and the Change-Id portion of text
      must meet the 'strict' criteria of FormatChangeId.
  """
  err_str = "FormatFullChangeId invoked w/ a malformed change-id: %r" % text
  prefix, text = _StripPrefix(text, strict, force_external, force_internal)
  fields = text.split('~')
  if len(fields) != 3:
    raise ValueError(err_str)
  project, branch, changeid = fields
  if not REPO_NAME_RE.match(project) or not BRANCH_NAME_RE.match(branch):
    raise ValueError(err_str)
  changeid = FormatChangeId(changeid, strict=strict)
  return '%s%s~%s~%s' % (prefix, project, branch, changeid)


def FormatPatchDep(text, force_internal=False, force_external=False,
                   strict=False, sha1=True, changeId=True,
                   gerrit_number=True, allow_CL=False, full_changeid=True):
  """Given a patch dependency, ensure it's formatted correctly.

  This should be used when the consumer doesn't care what type of dep
  it is, just as long as it's formatted correctly (ValidationPool for
  example).

  Args:
    text: Refer to FormatChangeId docstring.
    force_internal: Refer to FormatChangeId docstring.
    force_external: Refer to FormatChangeId docstring.
    strict: See FormatChangeId for details.
    sha1: If False, throw ValueError if the dep is a sha1.
    changeId: If False, throw ValueError if the dep is a ChangeId.
    gerrit_number: If False, throw ValueError if the dep is a gerrit number.
    allow_CL: If True, allow CL: prefix; else view it as an error.
      That format is primarily used for -g, and in CQ-DEPEND.
    full_changeid: If False, throw ValueError if text is a fully-qualified
      change-id.
  """
  if not text:
    raise ValueError("FormatPatchDep invoked with an empty value: %r"
                     % (text,))
  original_text = target_text = text

  # Deal w/ CL: targets.
  if text.upper().startswith("CL:"):
    if not allow_CL:
      raise ValueError(
          "FormatPatchDep: 'CL:' is disallowed in this context: %r"
          % (original_text,))
    elif not text.startswith("CL:"):
      raise ValueError(
          "FormatPatchDep: 'CL:' must be upper case: %r"
          % (original_text,))
    target_text = text = text[3:]

  if text.startswith(constants.INTERNAL_CHANGE_PREFIX):
    text = text[len(constants.INTERNAL_CHANGE_PREFIX):]

  if len(text.split('~')) == 3:
    if not full_changeid:
      raise ValueError(
          "FormatPatchDep: Fully-qualified change-id is not allowed in this "
          "context: %r" % (original_text,))
    target = FormatFullChangeId
  elif text[0:1] in 'Ii':
    if not changeId:
      raise ValueError(
          "FormatPatchDep: ChangeId isn't allowed in this context: %r"
          % (original_text,))
    target = FormatChangeId
  elif text.isdigit() and len(text) <= _MAXIMUM_GERRIT_NUMBER_LENGTH:
    if not gerrit_number:
      raise ValueError(
          "FormatPatchDep: Gerrit number isn't allowed in this context: %r"
          % (original_text,))
    target = FormatGerritNumber
  elif not sha1:
    raise ValueError(
        "FormatPatchDep: sha1 isn't allowed in this context: %r"
        % (original_text,))
  else:
    target = FormatSha1
  return target(target_text, force_internal=force_internal,
                force_external=force_external, strict=strict)


def GetPaladinDeps(commit_message):
  """Get the paladin dependencies for the given |commit_message|."""
  PALADIN_DEPENDENCY_RE = re.compile(r'^(CQ.?DEPEND.)(.*)$',
                                     re.MULTILINE | re.IGNORECASE)
  PATCH_RE = re.compile('[^, ]+')
  EXPECTED_PREFIX = 'CQ-DEPEND='
  matches = PALADIN_DEPENDENCY_RE.findall(commit_message)
  dependencies = []
  for prefix, match in matches:
    if prefix != EXPECTED_PREFIX:
      msg = 'Expected %r, but got %r' % (EXPECTED_PREFIX, prefix)
      raise ValueError(msg)
    for chunk in PATCH_RE.findall(match):
      chunk = FormatPatchDep(chunk, sha1=False, allow_CL=True)
      if chunk not in dependencies:
        dependencies.append(chunk)
  return dependencies


class GitRepoPatch(object):
  """Representing a patch from a branch of a local or remote git repository."""

  # Note the selective case insensitivity; gerrit allows only this.
  # TOOD(ferringb): back VALID_CHANGE_ID_RE down to {8,40}, requires
  # ensuring CQ's internals can do the translation (almost can now,
  # but will fail in the case of a CQ-DEPEND on a change w/in the
  # same pool).
  _STRICT_VALID_CHANGE_ID_RE = re.compile(r'^I[0-9a-fA-F]{40}$')
  _GIT_CHANGE_ID_RE = re.compile(r'^Change-Id:[\t ]*(\w+)\s*$',
                                 re.I | re.MULTILINE)

  def __init__(self, project_url, project, ref, tracking_branch, remote,
               sha1=None, change_id=None):
    """Initialization of abstract Patch class.

    Args:
      project_url: The url of the git repo (can be local or remote) to pull the
                   patch from.
      project: The name of the project that the patch applies to.
      ref: The refspec to pull from the git repo.
      tracking_branch: The remote branch of the project the patch applies to.
      remote: The remote git instance path.
      sha1: The sha1 of the commit, if known.  This *must* be accurate.  Can
        be None if not yet known- in which case Fetch will update it.
      change_id: If given, this must be a strict gerrit format (external format)
        Change-Id representing this change.
    """
    self.commit_message = None
    self._subject_line = None
    self.project_url = project_url
    self.project = project
    self.ref = ref
    self.tracking_branch = os.path.basename(tracking_branch)
    self.remote = remote
    if sha1 is not None:
      sha1 = FormatSha1(sha1, strict=True)
    self.sha1 = sha1
    # change_id must always be a valid Change-Id (strict gerrit), or None,
    # and be in strict gerrit form (aka, external).
    # id can be in our form; internal or external.
    self.change_id = self.id = None
    self._is_fetched = set()

    # Do the ChangeId setting now that we have a fully setup instance.
    if change_id:
      self._SetChangeId(change_id)

  @property
  def internal(self):
    """Whether patch is to an internal cros project."""
    return self.remote == constants.INTERNAL_REMOTE

  def LookupAliases(self):
    """Return the list of lookup keys this change is known by."""
    l = [self.change_id, self.sha1]
    return [FormatPatchDep(x, gerrit_number=False,
                           force_internal=self.internal)
            for x in l if x is not None]

  def Fetch(self, git_repo):
    """Fetch this patch into the given git repository.

    FETCH_HEAD is implicitly reset by this operation.  Additionally,
    if the sha1 of the patch was not yet known, it is pulled and stored
    on this object and the git_repo is updated w/ the requested git
    object.

    While doing so, we'll load the commit message and Change-Id if not
    already known.

    Finally, if the sha1 is known and it's already available in the target
    repository, this will skip the actual fetch operation (it's unneeded).

    Args:
      git_repo: The git repository to fetch this patch into.

    Returns:
      The sha1 of the patch.
    """

    git_repo = os.path.normpath(git_repo)
    if git_repo in self._is_fetched:
      return self.sha1

    def _PullData(rev):
      ret = git.RunGit(
          git_repo, ['log', '--pretty=format:%H%x00%s%x00%B', '-n1', rev],
          error_code_ok=True)
      if ret.returncode != 0:
        return None, None, None
      output = ret.output.split('\0')
      if len(output) != 3:
        return None, None, None
      return [unicode(x.strip(), 'ascii', 'ignore') for x in output]

    if self.sha1 is not None:
      # See if we've already got the object.
      sha1, subject, msg = _PullData(self.sha1)
      if sha1 is not None:
        sha1 = FormatSha1(sha1, strict=True)
        assert sha1 == self.sha1
        self._EnsureId(msg)
        self.commit_message = msg
        self._subject_line = subject
        self._is_fetched.add(git_repo)
        return self.sha1

    git.RunGit(git_repo, ['fetch', self.project_url, self.ref])

    sha1, subject, msg = _PullData(self.sha1 or 'FETCH_HEAD')
    sha1 = FormatSha1(sha1, strict=True)

    # Even if we know the sha1, still do a sanity check to ensure we
    # actually just fetched it.
    if self.sha1 is not None:
      if sha1 != self.sha1:
        raise PatchException(self,
                             'Patch %s specifies sha1 %s, yet in fetching from '
                             '%s we could not find that sha1.  Internal error '
                             'most likely.' % (self, self.sha1, self.ref))
    else:
      self.sha1 = sha1
    self._EnsureId(msg)
    self.commit_message = msg
    self._subject_line = subject
    self._is_fetched.add(git_repo)
    return self.sha1

  def GetDiffStatus(self, git_repo):
    """Isolate the paths and modifications this patch induces.

    Note that detection of file renaming is explicitly turned off.
    This is intentional since the level of rename detection can vary
    by user configuration, and trying to have our code specify the
    minimum level is fairly messy from an API perspective.

    Args:
      git_repo: Git repository to operate upon.

    Returns:
      A dictionary of path -> modification_type tuples.  See
      `git log --help`, specifically the --diff-filter section for details.
    """

    self.Fetch(git_repo)

    try:
      lines = git.RunGit(git_repo, ['diff', '--no-renames', '--name-status',
                                    '%s^..%s' % (self.sha1, self.sha1)])
    except cros_build_lib.RunCommandError as e:
      # If we get a 128, that means git couldn't find the the parent of our
      # sha1- meaning we're the first commit in the repository (there is no
      # parent).
      if e.result.returncode != 128:
        raise
      return {}
    lines = lines.output.splitlines()
    return dict(line.split('\t', 1)[::-1] for line in lines)

  def CherryPick(self, git_repo, trivial=False, inflight=False,
                 leave_dirty=False):
    """Attempts to cherry-pick the given rev into branch.

    Args:
      git_repo: The git repository to operate upon.
      trivial: Only allow trivial merges when applying change.
      inflight: If true, changes are already applied in this branch.
      leave_dirty: If True, if a CherryPick fails leaves partial commit behind.

    Raises:
      A ApplyPatchException if the request couldn't be handled.
    """
    # Note the --ff; we do *not* want the sha1 to change unless it
    # has to.
    cmd = ['cherry-pick', '--strategy', 'resolve', '--ff']
    if trivial:
      cmd += ['-X', 'trivial']
    cmd.append(self.sha1)

    reset_target = None if leave_dirty else 'HEAD'
    try:
      git.RunGit(git_repo, cmd)
      reset_target = None
      return
    except cros_build_lib.RunCommandError as error:
      ret = error.result.returncode
      if ret not in (1, 2):
        cros_build_lib.Error(
            "Unknown cherry-pick exit code %s; %s",
            ret, error)
        raise ApplyPatchException(
            self, inflight=inflight,
            message=("Unknown exit code %s returned from cherry-pick "
                     "command: %s" % (ret, error)))
      elif ret == 1:
        # This means merge resolution was fine, but there was content conflicts.
        # If there are no conflicts, then this is caused by the change already
        # being merged.
        result = git.RunGit(git_repo,
            ['diff', '--name-only', '--diff-filter=U'])

        # Output is one line per filename.
        conflicts = result.output.splitlines()
        if not conflicts:
          # No conflicts means the git repo is in a pristine state.
          reset_target = None
          raise PatchAlreadyApplied(self, inflight=inflight)

        # Making it here means that it wasn't trivial, nor was it already
        # applied.
        assert not trivial
        raise ApplyPatchException(self, inflight=inflight, files=conflicts)

      # ret=2 handling, this deals w/ trivial conflicts; including figuring
      # out if it was trivial induced or not.
      assert trivial
      # Here's the kicker; trivial conflicts can mask content conflicts.
      # We would rather state if it's a content conflict since in solving the
      # content conflict, the trivial conflict is solved.  Thus this
      # second run, where we let the exception fly through if one occurs.
      # Note that a trivial conflict means the tree is unmodified; thus
      # no need for cleanup prior to this invocation.
      reset_target = None
      self.CherryPick(git_repo, trivial=False, inflight=inflight)
      # Since it succeeded, we need to rewind.
      reset_target = 'HEAD^'

      raise ApplyPatchException(self, trivial=True, inflight=inflight)
    finally:
      if reset_target is not None:
        git.RunGit(git_repo, ['reset', '--hard', reset_target],
                   error_code_ok=True)

  def Apply(self, git_repo, upstream, trivial=False):
    """Apply patch into a standalone git repo.

    The git repo does not need to be part of a repo checkout.

    Args:
      git_repo: The git repository to operate upon.
      upstream: The branch to base the patch on.
      trivial: Only allow trivial merges when applying change.
    """

    self.Fetch(git_repo)

    cros_build_lib.Info('Attempting to cherry-pick change %s', self)

    if not git.DoesLocalBranchExist(git_repo, constants.PATCH_BRANCH):
      cmd = ['checkout', '-b', constants.PATCH_BRANCH, '-t', upstream]
    else:
      cmd = ['checkout', '-f', constants.PATCH_BRANCH]
    git.RunGit(git_repo, cmd)

    # Figure out if we're inflight.  At this point, we assume that the branch
    # is checked out and rebased onto upstream.  If HEAD differs from upstream,
    # then there are already other patches that have been applied.
    upstream, head = [
        git.RunGit(git_repo, ['rev-list', '-n1', x]).output.strip()
        for x in (upstream, 'HEAD')]
    inflight = (head != upstream)

    self._FindEbuildConflicts(git_repo, upstream, inflight=inflight)

    do_checkout = True
    try:
      self.CherryPick(git_repo, trivial=trivial, inflight=inflight)
      do_checkout = False
      return
    except ApplyPatchException:
      if not inflight:
        raise
      git.RunGit(git_repo, ['checkout', '-f', '--detach', upstream])

      self.CherryPick(git_repo, trivial=trivial, inflight=False)
      # Making it here means that it was an inflight issue; throw the original.
      raise
    finally:
      # Ensure we're on the correct branch on the way out.
      if do_checkout:
        git.RunGit(git_repo, ['checkout', '-f', constants.PATCH_BRANCH],
                   error_code_ok=True)

  def ApplyAgainstManifest(self, manifest, trivial=False):
    """Applies the patch against the specified manifest.

      manifest: A ManifestCheckout object which is used to discern which
        git repo to patch, what the upstream branch should be, etc.
      trivial:  Only allow trivial merges when applying change.

    Raises:
      ApplyPatchException: If the patch failed to apply.
    """
    checkout = self.GetCheckout(manifest)
    upstream = checkout['tracking_branch']
    self.Apply(checkout.GetPath(absolute=True), upstream, trivial=trivial)

  def GerritDependencies(self):
    """Returns a list of Gerrit change numbers that this patch depends on.

    Ordinary patches have no Gerrit-style dependencies since they're not
    from Gerrit at all. See GerritPatch.GerritDependencies instead.
    """
    return []

  def _SetChangeId(self, change_id):
    """Set this instances change_id, and id from the given ChangeId.

    Args:
      change_id: A strict gerrit changeId to set this instance to.  The id
        attribute is computed from this, and formatting/validation is done.
    """
    self.change_id = FormatChangeId(change_id, strict=True)
    self.id = FormatChangeId(self.change_id, force_internal=self.internal)

  def _EnsureId(self, commit_message):
    """Ensure we have a usable Change-Id.  This will parse the Change-Id out
    of the given commit message- if it cannot find one, it logs a warning
    and creates a fake ID.

    By it's nature, that fake ID is useless- it's created to simplify API
    usage for patch consumers.

    If CQ were to see and try operating on one of these, it would fail for
    example.
    """
    if self.id is not None:
      return self.id
    try:
      self._SetChangeId(self._ParseChangeId(commit_message))
    except BrokenChangeID:
      cros_build_lib.Warning(
          'Change %s, sha1 %s lacks a change-id in its commit '
          'message.  CQ-DEPEND against this rev may not work, nor '
          'will any gerrit querying.  Please add the appropriate '
          'Change-Id into the commit message to resolve this.',
          self, self.sha1)

      self.id = self.sha1

    return self.id

  def _ParseChangeId(self, data):
    """Parse a Change-Id out of a block of text.

    Note that the returned content is *not* ran through FormatChangeId;
    this is left up to the invoker.
    """
    # Grab just the last pararaph.
    git_metadata = re.split(r'\n{2,}', data.rstrip())[-1]
    change_id_match = self._GIT_CHANGE_ID_RE.findall(git_metadata)
    if not change_id_match:
      raise BrokenChangeID(self, 'Missing Change-Id in %s' % (data,),
                           missing=True)

    # Now, validate it.  This has no real effect on actual gerrit patches,
    # but for local patches the validation is useful for general sanity
    # enforcement.
    change_id_match = change_id_match[-1]
    # Note that since we're parsing it from basically a commit message,
    # the gerrit standard format is required- no internal markings.
    if not self._STRICT_VALID_CHANGE_ID_RE.match(change_id_match):
      raise BrokenChangeID(self, change_id_match)

    return change_id_match

  def PaladinDependencies(self, git_repo):
    """Returns an ordered list of dependencies based on the Commit Message.

    Parses the Commit message for this change looking for lines that follow
    the format:

    CQ-DEPEND=change_num+ e.g.

    A commit which depends on a couple others.

    BUG=blah
    TEST=blah
    CQ-DEPEND=10001,10002
    """
    dependencies = []
    cros_build_lib.Debug('Checking for CQ-DEPEND dependencies for change %s',
                         self)

    # Only fetch the commit message if needed.
    if self.commit_message is None:
      self.Fetch(git_repo)

    try:
      dependencies = GetPaladinDeps(self.commit_message)
    except ValueError as e:
      raise BrokenCQDepends(self, str(e))

    if dependencies:
      cros_build_lib.Debug('Found %s Paladin dependencies for change %s',
                           dependencies, self)
    return dependencies

  def _FindEbuildConflicts(self, git_repo, upstream, inflight=False):
    """Verify that there are no ebuild conflicts in the given |git_repo|.

    When an ebuild is uprevved, git treats the uprev as a "delete" and an "add".
    If a developer writes a CL to delete an ebuild, and the CQ uprevs the ebuild
    in the mean time, the ebuild deletion is silently lost, because git does
    not flag the double-delete as a conflict. Instead the CQ attempts to test
    the CL and it ends up breaking the CQ.

    Args:
      git_repo: The directory to examine.
      upstream: The upstream git revision.
      inflight: Whether we currently have patches applied to this repository.
    """
    ebuilds = [path for (path, mtype) in
               self.GetDiffStatus(git_repo).iteritems()
               if mtype == 'D' and path.endswith('.ebuild')]

    conflicts = self._FindMissingFiles(git_repo, 'HEAD', ebuilds)
    if not conflicts:
      return

    if inflight:
      # If we're inflight, test against ToT for an accurate error message.
      tot_conflicts = self._FindMissingFiles(git_repo, upstream, ebuilds)
      if tot_conflicts:
        inflight = False
        conflicts = tot_conflicts

    raise EbuildConflict(self, inflight=inflight, ebuilds=conflicts)

  def _FindMissingFiles(self, git_repo, tree_revision, files):
    """Return a list of the |files| that are missing in |tree_revision|.

    Args:
      git_repo: Git repository to work in.
      tree_revision: Revision of the tree to use.
      files: Files to look for.

    Returns:
      A list of the |files| that are missing in |tree_revision|.
    """
    if not files:
      return []

    cmd = ['ls-tree', '--full-name', '--name-only', '-z', tree_revision, '--']
    output = git.RunGit(git_repo, cmd + files, error_code_ok=True).output
    existing_filenames = output.split('\0')[:-1]
    return [x for x in files if x not in existing_filenames]

  def GetCheckout(self, manifest, strict=True):
    """Get the ProjectCheckout associated with this patch.

    Args:
      manifest: A ManifestCheckout object.
      strict: If the change refers to a project/branch that is not in the
        manifest, raise a ChangeNotInManifest error.

    Raises:
      ChangeMatchesMultipleCheckouts if there are multiple checkouts that
      match this change.
    """
    checkouts = manifest.FindCheckouts(self.project, self.tracking_branch,
                                       only_patchable=True)
    if len(checkouts) != 1:
      if len(checkouts) > 1:
        raise ChangeMatchesMultipleCheckouts(self)
      elif strict:
        raise ChangeNotInManifest(self)
      return None

    return checkouts[0]

  def PatchLink(self):
    """Return a CL link for this patch."""
    # GitRepoPatch instances don't have a CL link, so just return the string
    # representation.
    return str(self)

  def __str__(self):
    """Returns custom string to identify this patch."""
    s = '%s:%s' % (self.project, self.ref)
    if self.sha1 is not None:
      s = '%s:%s%s' % (s, constants.CHANGE_PREFIX[self.remote], self.sha1[:8])
    # TODO(ferringb,build): This gets a bit long in output; should likely
    # do some form of truncation to it.
    if self._subject_line:
      s += ' "%s"' % (self._subject_line,)
    return s


class LocalPatch(GitRepoPatch):
  """Represents patch coming from an on-disk git repo."""

  def __init__(self, project_url, project, ref, tracking_branch, remote,
               sha1):
    GitRepoPatch.__init__(self, project_url, project, ref, tracking_branch,
                          remote, sha1=sha1)
    # Initialize our commit message/ChangeId now, since we know we have
    # access to the data right now.
    self.Fetch(project_url)

  def _GetCarbonCopy(self):
    """Returns a copy of this commit object, with a different sha1.

    This is used to work around a Gerrit bug, where a commit object cannot be
    uploaded for review if an existing branch (in refs/tryjobs/*) points to
    that same sha1.  So instead we create a copy of the commit object and upload
    that to refs/tryjobs/*.

    Returns:
      The sha1 of the new commit object.
    """
    hash_fields = [('tree_hash', '%T'), ('parent_hash', '%P')]
    transfer_fields = [('GIT_AUTHOR_NAME', '%an'),
                       ('GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL', '%ae'),
                       ('GIT_AUTHOR_DATE', '%ad'),
                       ('GIT_COMMITTER_NAME', '%cn'),
                       ('GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL', '%ce'),
                       ('GIT_COMMITER_DATE', '%ct')]
    fields = hash_fields + transfer_fields

    format_string = '%n'.join([code for _, code in fields] + ['%B'])
    result = git.RunGit(self.project_url,
        ['log', '--format=%s' % format_string, '-n1', self.sha1])
    lines = result.output.splitlines()
    field_value = dict(zip([name for name, _ in fields],
                           [line.strip() for line in lines]))
    commit_body = '\n'.join(lines[len(fields):])

    if len(field_value['parent_hash'].split()) != 1:
      raise PatchException(self,
                           'Branch %s:%s contains merge result %s!'
                           % (self.project, self.ref, self.sha1))

    extra_env = dict([(field, field_value[field]) for field, _ in
                      transfer_fields])

    # Reset the commit date to a value that can't conflict; if we
    # leave this to git, it's possible for a fast moving set of commit/uploads
    # to all occur within the same second (thus the same commit date),
    # resulting in the same sha1.
    extra_env['GIT_COMMITTER_DATE'] = str(
        int(extra_env["GIT_COMMITER_DATE"]) - 1)

    result = git.RunGit(
        self.project_url,
        ['commit-tree', field_value['tree_hash'], '-p',
         field_value['parent_hash']],
        extra_env=extra_env, input=commit_body)

    new_sha1 = result.output.strip()
    if new_sha1 == self.sha1:
      raise PatchException(
          self,
          'Internal error!  Carbon copy of %s is the same as original!'
          % self.sha1)

    return new_sha1

  def Upload(self, push_url, remote_ref, carbon_copy=True, dryrun=False,
             reviewers=(), cc=()):
    """Upload the patch to a remote git branch.

    Args:
      push_url: Which url to push to.
      remote_ref: The ref on the remote host to push to.
      carbon_copy: Use a carbon_copy of the local commit.
      dryrun: Do the git push with --dry-run
      reviewers: Iterable of reviewers to add.
      cc: Iterable of people to add to cc.

    Returns:
      A list of gerrit URLs found in the output
    """
    if carbon_copy:
      ref_to_upload = self._GetCarbonCopy()
    else:
      ref_to_upload = self.sha1

    cmd = ['push']
    if reviewers or cc:
      pack = '--receive-pack=git receive-pack '
      if reviewers:
        pack += ' '.join(['--reviewer=' + x for x in reviewers])
      if cc:
        pack += ' '.join(['--cc=' + x for x in cc])
      cmd.append(pack)
    cmd += [push_url, '%s:%s' % (ref_to_upload, remote_ref)]
    if dryrun:
      cmd.append('--dry-run')

    lines = git.RunGit(self.project_url, cmd).error.splitlines()
    urls = []
    for num, line in enumerate(lines):
      # Look for output like:
      # remote: New Changes:
      # remote:   https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/36756
      if 'New Changes:' in line:
        urls = []
        for line in lines[num + 1:]:
          line = line.split()
          if len(line) != 2 or not line[1].startswith('http'):
            break
          urls.append(line[-1])
        break
    return urls


class UploadedLocalPatch(GitRepoPatch):
  """Represents an uploaded local patch passed in using --remote-patch."""
  def __init__(self, project_url, project, ref, tracking_branch,
               original_branch, original_sha1, remote, carbon_copy_sha1=None):
    GitRepoPatch.__init__(self, project_url, project, ref, tracking_branch,
                          remote, sha1=carbon_copy_sha1)
    self.original_branch = original_branch

    self._original_sha1_valid = True
    try:
      original_sha1 = FormatSha1(original_sha1, strict=True)
    except ValueError:
      self._original_sha1_valid = False

    self.original_sha1 = original_sha1

  def LookupAliases(self):
    """Return the list of lookup keys this change is known by."""
    l = GitRepoPatch.LookupAliases(self)
    if self._original_sha1_valid:
      l.append(FormatSha1(self.original_sha1, force_internal=self.internal))
    return l

  def __str__(self):
    """Returns custom string to identify this patch."""
    s = '%s:%s:%s' % (self.project, self.original_branch,
                      self.original_sha1[:8])
    # TODO(ferringb,build): This gets a bit long in output; should likely
    # do some form of truncation to it.
    if self._subject_line:
      s += ':"%s"' % (self._subject_line,)
    return s


class GerritPatch(GitRepoPatch):
  """Object that represents a Gerrit CL."""

  def __init__(self, patch_dict, remote, url_prefix):
    """Construct a GerritPatch object from Gerrit query results.

    Gerrit query JSON fields are documented at:
    http://gerrit-documentation.googlecode.com/svn/Documentation/2.2.1/json.html

    Args:
      patch_dict: A dictionary containing the parsed JSON gerrit query results.
      remote: The manifest remote the patched project uses.
      url_prefix: The project name will be appended to this to get the full
                  repository URL.
    """
    self.patch_dict = patch_dict
    self.url_prefix = url_prefix
    current_patch_set = patch_dict.get('currentPatchSet', {})
    super(GerritPatch, self).__init__(
        os.path.join(url_prefix, patch_dict['project']),
        patch_dict['project'],
        current_patch_set.get('ref'),
        patch_dict['branch'],
        remote,
        sha1=current_patch_set.get('revision'),
        change_id=patch_dict['id'])

    # id - The CL's ChangeId
    # revision - The CL's SHA1 hash.
    self.revision = current_patch_set.get('revision')
    self.patch_number = current_patch_set.get('number')
    self.commit = self.revision
    self.owner_email = patch_dict['owner']['email']
    if self.owner_email:
      self.owner, _, _ = self.owner_email.partition('@')
    else:
      self.owner = None
    self.gerrit_number = FormatGerritNumber(str(patch_dict['number']),
                                            strict=True)
    prefix_str = constants.CHANGE_PREFIX[self.remote]
    self.gerrit_number_str = '%s%s' % (prefix_str, self.gerrit_number)
    self.url = patch_dict['url']
    # status - Current state of this change.  Can be one of
    # ['NEW', 'SUBMITTED', 'MERGED', 'ABANDONED'].
    self.status = patch_dict['status']
    self._approvals = []
    if 'currentPatchSet' in self.patch_dict:
      self._approvals = self.patch_dict['currentPatchSet'].get('approvals', [])
    self.approval_timestamp = \
        max(x['grantedOn'] for x in self._approvals) if self._approvals else 0
    self.commit_message = patch_dict.get('commitMessage')

  @staticmethod
  def ConvertQueryResults(change, host):
    """Converts HTTP query results to the old SQL format.

    The HTTP interface to gerrit uses a different json schema from the old SQL
    interface.  This method converts data from the new schema to the old one,
    typically before passing it to the GerritPatch constructor.

    Old interface:
      http://gerrit-documentation.googlecode.com/svn/Documentation/2.6/json.html

    New interface:
      # pylint: disable=C0301
      https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/rest-api-changes.html#json-entities
    """
    _convert_tm = lambda tm: calendar.timegm(
        time.strptime(tm.partition('.')[0], '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'))
    _convert_user = lambda u: {
        'name': u.get('name', '??unknown??'),
        'email': u.get('email'),
        'username': u.get('name', '??unknown??'),
    }
    change_id = change['change_id'].split('~')[-1]
    patch_dict = {
       'project': change['project'],
       'branch': change['branch'],
       'createdOn': _convert_tm(change['created']),
       'lastUpdated': _convert_tm(change['updated']),
       'sortKey': change.get('_sortkey'),
       'id': change_id,
       'owner': _convert_user(change['owner']),
       'number': str(change['_number']),
       'url': gob_util.GetChangePageUrl(host, change['_number']),
       'status': change['status'],
       'subject': change.get('subject'),
    }
    current_revision = change.get('current_revision', '')
    current_revision_info = change.get('revisions', {}).get(current_revision)
    if current_revision_info:
      approvals = []
      for label, label_data in change['labels'].iteritems():
        # Skip unknown labels.
        if label not in constants.GERRIT_ON_BORG_LABELS:
          continue
        for review_data in label_data.get('all', []):
          granted_on = review_data.get('date', change['created'])
          approvals.append({
              'type': constants.GERRIT_ON_BORG_LABELS[label],
              'description': label,
              'value': str(review_data.get('value', '0')),
              'grantedOn': _convert_tm(granted_on),
              'by': _convert_user(review_data),
          })

      patch_dict['currentPatchSet'] = {
          'approvals': approvals,
          'ref': current_revision_info['fetch']['http']['ref'],
          'revision': current_revision,
          'number': str(current_revision_info['_number']),
          'draft': current_revision_info.get('draft', False),
      }

      current_commit = current_revision_info.get('commit')
      if current_commit:
        patch_dict['commitMessage'] = current_commit['message']
        parents = current_commit.get('parents', [])
        patch_dict['dependsOn'] = [{'revision': p['commit']} for p in parents]

    return patch_dict

  def __reduce__(self):
    """Used for pickling to re-create patch object."""
    return self.__class__, (self.patch_dict.copy(), self.remote,
                            self.url_prefix)

  def LookupAliases(self):
    """Return the list of lookup keys this change is known by."""
    l = GitRepoPatch.LookupAliases(self)
    l.append(FormatGerritNumber(self.gerrit_number,
                                force_internal=self.internal))
    return l

  def GerritDependencies(self):
    """Returns the list of Gerrit change numbers that this patch depends on."""
    results = []
    for d in self.patch_dict.get('dependsOn', []):
      if 'number' in d:
        results.append(FormatGerritNumber(d['number'],
                                          force_internal=self.internal))
      elif 'id' in d:
        results.append(FormatChangeId(d['id'], force_internal=self.internal))
      elif 'revision' in d:
        results.append(FormatSha1(d['revision'], force_internal=self.internal))
      else:
        raise AssertionError(
            'While processing the dependencies of change %s, no "number", "id",'
            ' or "revision" key found in: %r' % (self.gerrit_number, d))
    return results

  def IsAlreadyMerged(self):
    """Returns whether the patch has already been merged in Gerrit."""
    return self.status == 'MERGED'

  def HasApproval(self, field, value):
    """Return whether the current patchset has the specified approval.

    Args:
      field: Which field to check.
        'VRIF': Whether patch was verified.
        'CRVW': Whether patch was approved.
        'COMR': Whether patch was marked ready.
        'TBVF': Whether patch was verified by trybot.
      value: The expected value of the specified field (as string, or as list
             of accepted strings).
    """
    # All approvals default to '0', so use that if there's no matches.
    type_approvals = [x['value'] for x in self._approvals if x['type'] == field]
    type_approvals = type_approvals or ['0']
    if isinstance(value, (tuple, list)):
      return bool(set(value) & set(type_approvals))
    else:
      return value in type_approvals

  def GetLatestApproval(self, field):
    """Return most recent value of specific field on the current patchset.

    Args:
      field: Which field to check ('VRIF', 'CRVW', ...).

    Returns:
      Most recent field value (as str) or '0' if no such field.
    """
    # All approvals default to '0', so use that if there's no matches.
    type_approvals = [x['value'] for x in self._approvals if x['type'] == field]
    return type_approvals[-1] if type_approvals else '0'

  def _EnsureId(self, commit_message):
    """Ensure we have a usable Change-Id

    Validate what we received from gerrit against what the commit message
    states.
    """
    # GerritPatch instances get their Change-Id from gerrit
    # directly; for this to fail, there is an internal bug.
    assert self.id is not None

    # For GerritPatches, we still parse the ID- this is
    # primarily so we can throw an appropriate warning,
    # and also validate our parsing against gerrit's in
    # the process.
    try:
      parsed_id = FormatChangeId(self._ParseChangeId(commit_message),
                                 strict=True)
      if parsed_id != self.change_id:
        raise AssertionError(
            'For Change-Id %s, sha %s, our parsing of the Change-Id did not '
            'match what gerrit told us.  This is an internal bug: either our '
            "parsing no longer matches gerrit's, or somehow this instance's "
            'stored change_id was invalidly modified.  Our parsing of the '
            'Change-Id yielded: %s'
            % (self.change_id, self.sha1, parsed_id))

    except BrokenChangeID:
      cros_build_lib.Warning(
          'Change %s, Change-Id %s, sha1 %s lacks a change-id in its commit '
          'message.  This can break the ability for any children to depend on '
          'this Change as a parent.  Please add the appropriate '
          'Change-Id into the commit message to resolve this.',
          self, self.change_id, self.sha1)

    return self.id

  def PatchLink(self):
    """Return a CL link for this patch."""
    return 'CL:%s' % (self.gerrit_number_str,)

  def __str__(self):
    """Returns custom string to identify this patch."""
    s = '%s:%s' % (self.owner, self.gerrit_number_str)
    if self.sha1 is not None:
      s = '%s:%s%s' % (s, constants.CHANGE_PREFIX[self.remote], self.sha1[:8])
    if self._subject_line:
      s += ':"%s"' % (self._subject_line,)
    return s

  # Define methods to use patches in sets.  We uniquely identify patches
  # by Gerrit change numbers.
  def __hash__(self):
    return hash(self.id)

  def __eq__(self, other):
    return self.id == other.id


def GeneratePatchesFromRepo(git_repo, project, tracking_branch, branch, remote,
                            allow_empty=False):
  """Create a list of LocalPatch objects from a repo on disk.

  Args:
    git_repo: The path to the repo.
    project: The name of the associated project.
    tracking_branch: The remote tracking branch we want to test against.
    branch: The name of our local branch, where we will look for patches.
    remote: The name of the remote to use. E.g. 'cros'
    allow_empty: Whether to allow the case where no patches were specified.
  """

  result = git.RunGit(
      git_repo,
      ['rev-list', '--reverse', '%s..%s' % (tracking_branch, branch)])

  sha1s = result.output.splitlines()
  if not sha1s:
    if not allow_empty:
      cros_build_lib.Die('No changes found in %s:%s' % (project, branch))
    return

  for sha1 in sha1s:
    yield LocalPatch(os.path.join(git_repo, '.git'),
                     project, branch, tracking_branch,
                     remote, sha1)


def PrepareLocalPatches(manifest, patches):
  """Finish validation of parameters, and save patches to a temp folder.

  Args:
    manifest: The manifest object for the checkout in question.
    patches: A list of user-specified patches, in project:branch form.
      cbuildbot pre-processes the patch names before sending them to us,
      so we can expect that branch names will always be present.
  """
  patch_info = []
  for patch in patches:
    project, branch = patch.split(':')
    project_patch_info = []
    for checkout in manifest.FindCheckouts(project, only_patchable=True):
      tracking_branch = checkout['tracking_branch']
      project_dir = checkout.GetPath(absolute=True)
      remote = checkout['remote']
      project_patch_info.extend(GeneratePatchesFromRepo(
          project_dir, project, tracking_branch, branch, remote))

    if not project_patch_info:
      cros_build_lib.Die('No changes found in %s:%s' % (project, branch))
    patch_info.extend(project_patch_info)

  return patch_info


def PrepareRemotePatches(patches):
  """Generate patch objects from list of --remote-patch parameters.

  Args:
    patches: A list of --remote-patches strings that the user specified on
             the commandline.  Patch strings are colon-delimited.  Patches come
             in the format
             <project>:<original_branch>:<ref>:<tracking_branch>:<tag>.
             A description of each element:
             project: The manifest project name that the patch is for.
             original_branch: The name of the development branch that the local
                              patch came from.
             ref: The remote ref that points to the patch.
             tracking_branch: The upstream branch that the original_branch was
                              tracking.  Should be a manifest branch.
             tag: Denotes whether the project is an internal or external
                  project.
  """
  patch_info = []
  for patch in patches:
    try:
      project, original_branch, ref, tracking_branch, tag = patch.split(':')
    except ValueError as e:
      raise ValueError(
          "Unexpected tryjob format.  You may be running an "
          "older version of chromite.  Run 'repo sync "
          "chromiumos/chromite'.  Error was %s" % e)

    if tag not in constants.PATCH_TAGS:
      raise ValueError('Bad remote patch format.  Unknown tag %s' % tag)

    remote = constants.EXTERNAL_REMOTE
    if tag == constants.INTERNAL_PATCH_TAG:
      remote = constants.INTERNAL_REMOTE

    push_url = constants.GIT_REMOTES[remote]
    patch_info.append(UploadedLocalPatch(os.path.join(push_url, project),
                                         project, ref, tracking_branch,
                                         original_branch,
                                         os.path.basename(ref), remote))

  return patch_info